Apple has suffered a significant defeat after the EU’s top court ruled the iPhone maker must pay €13 billion ($23.3b) in back taxes, overturning an earlier...

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Apple must pay €13b in back taxes, top EU court rules

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The decision comes at a time when Ireland is in the unusual position of running a budget surplus of several billion euros.

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Ireland now needs to decide what it will do with 13 billion euros in back taxes from Apple

After years of litigation, the Court of Justice of the European Union finally ruled in favor of the European Commission on Tuesday. Apple benefited from illegal aid by transferring its profits back to Ireland, where they were barely taxed.

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Apple must pay €13 billion in back taxes: An EU victory?

Ireland and Apple, which say the correct amount of tax was paid, fought the European Commission on the matter

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Ireland must recover €13 billion back taxes from Apple in wake of European court ruling

Apple lost a long-running court battle with the European Union on Tuesday, resulting in the company being forced to pay EUR 13 billion ($14.4 billion or roughly Rs. 1,20,903 crore) in back taxes to Ireland, as part of a wider crackdown on so-called "sweetheart deals".What HappenedIn 2016, the European Commission's competition chief Margrethe Vestager accused Ireland of having granted Apple illegal tax benefits, unfairly diverting investment away…

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Apple Ordered to Pay Over $14 Billion in Back Taxes to Ireland

The European Court of Justice has ruled that Apple must pay back millions of euros in tax advantages to the Irish state. An investigation by the European Commission found that the tech company took advantage of Ireland’s rules to minimise its tax bill. Between 1991 and 2014, the EU says Apple assigned profits to two Irish-incorporated subsidiaries which “existed only on paper.” “These profits…were not subject to tax in any country under specific…

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EU court orders Apple to pay back billions

Europe’s top court backs Commission’s 2016 decision that Ireland granted Apple unlawful aid, and Tim Cook must pay it back 
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Apple Ordered To Pay Ireland €13bn In Taxes

According to the court's decision, Apple abused an illegal tax break • Must return 13 billion euros in taxes to Ireland • After ten years of delays, Apple can no longer appeal

Apple podle rozhodnutí soudu zneužil nelegální daňovou úlevu • Musí Irsku na daních vrátit 13 miliard eur • Po deseti letech průtahů už se Apple nemůže odvolat

Apple musí Irsku vrátit 13 miliard eur kvůli nelegálnímu daňovému zvýhodnění. A už je to definitivní

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Apple has to pay back €13 billion to Ireland due to illegal tax benefits. And it's final now

For decades, the Apple enjoyed incredibly favourable taxation; it will now have to repay taxes from which it was illegally exempt, putting an end to a dispute that lasted nearly ten years.

Pendant des décennies, la Pomme a bénéficié d'une fiscalité incroyablement avantageuse; elle va désormais devoir rembourser les impôts dont elle a été illégalement exonérée, mettant fin à un litige qui a duré près de dix ans.

La Cour de Justice européenne ordonne à Apple de rembourser 13 milliards à l'Irlande

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The European Court of Justice orders Apple to reimburse 13 billion to Ireland

The EU's Court of Justice has reversed a previous decision by the General Court about Ireland's tax rulings in favour of Apple, confirming the European Commission's 2016 finding that Ireland gave Apple illegal state aid that must be repaid. In 2016, the Commission found that Apple companies received tax breaks from Ireland between 1991 and

Apple must pay €13b in back taxes, top EU court rules

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